Artemis Emily Doyle

I make friends every day that I may refer to (at times) as my students but in actuality, they are fellow Sangha; Spiritual family, and community. Together we teach each other. I do not take myself too seriously and am often quite silly and playful in my lectures and talks. I am committed to my spiritual practice and serving others on their spiritual journey. The more I practice the more I realize I know nothing at all.

Anuttara Ashram, Canada - I have lived in many spiritual communities and traveled to all kinds of retreat centers. At the Ashram, there is no pool and there are no fancy drinks. Things are rugged and raw and in my opinion incredibly real. There is a way of life here that for me embodies this divinely human experience. No one is trying to be something other than what they are, we live intimately with nature, and laughter is abundant.

"To truly thrive, one must learn to flourish despite external struggles. To truly 'Thrive' does not require that we strive; striving involves effort. If we center within ourselves, we will find that we are naturally and effortlessly flourishing in each moment. Thriving is eternal when we learn to rest in our own infinite Heart. When we move from the Heart, as the Heart, then 'thriving' happens naturally regardless of what appears to be happening outwardly. We will blossom in the surrender of life's flow irrespective of how harmonious or tumultuous it may appear externally; inwardly we are thriving."

"There have been many incredible teachers to whom I owe my life. I would not be where I stand today without their gentle guidance. I cannot mention them all but the most significant have been: Mooji Baba, Guruji Maharaj Kumar Baswar, Rupert Spira, Ellen Emmet, My Dear Partner Bhairav Thomas English & the entire Anuttara Sangha"